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Society for Historical Archaeology | 2018

Pushing the Boundaries: Technology-Driven Exploration of Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

John Bright; Stephanie Gandulla

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2017

3D in the Toolbox: An Operational Comparison of Acoustic, Photogrammetric, and Laser Scanning Methodologies Tested at Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary in 2016.

John Bright

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2017

Loss of British Tanker Mirlo Revisited: New Considerations Regarding the Vessel's Loss of the North Carolina Coast during the First World War

John Bright

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2016

Using National Historic Preservation Act/National Register of Historic Places Guidelines to Develop a Maritime Cultural Landscape Schema in Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

John Bright

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2015

Naval Battlefield Reconstruction as a Predictive Model for Deep Water Remote Sensing:Search for Bluefields and U-576

John Bright

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2015

Recent Advances in Marine Magnetic Survey: Case Studies from the Application of the Magnetometer Survey Python Toolbox V 1.0

Brandi Carrier; John Bright; William Hoffman; Dave Conlin

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2014

Confidence and Coverage Modeling in Marine Magnetometer Survey Part I: Perspectives on the Application to the Federal Management of Archaeological Resources

John Bright; David Conlin; Brandi Carrier; William Hoffman

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2014

Diving Into History: Professional and Avocational Archaeologists Partner to Document Historical Shipwrecks Around North Carolina’s Outer Banks

John Bright; William McDermott

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2014

Perspectives on Sport Divers and Maritime Archaeology: A Roundtable Discussion

Joe Hoyt; John Bright; Fred Engle; Brandi Carrier

Society for Historical Archaeology | 2014

Confidence and Coverage Modeling in Marine Magnetometer Survey Part II: Using Geospatial Processing to Visualize, Assess, and Review Magnetic Surveys for Archaeological Resources

John Bright; David Conlin; Brandi Carrier; William Hoffman

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Stephen C. Lubkemann

George Washington University

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Pushing the Boundaries: Technology-Driven Exploration of Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

3D in the Toolbox: An Operational Comparison of Acoustic, Photogrammetric, and Laser Scanning Methodologies Tested at Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary in 2016.

Loss of British Tanker Mirlo Revisited: New Considerations Regarding the Vessel's Loss of the North Carolina Coast during the First World War

Using National Historic Preservation Act/National Register of Historic Places Guidelines to Develop a Maritime Cultural Landscape Schema in Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

Naval Battlefield Reconstruction as a Predictive Model for Deep Water Remote Sensing:Search for Bluefields and U-576

Recent Advances in Marine Magnetic Survey: Case Studies from the Application of the Magnetometer Survey Python Toolbox V 1.0

Confidence and Coverage Modeling in Marine Magnetometer Survey Part I: Perspectives on the Application to the Federal Management of Archaeological Resources

Diving Into History: Professional and Avocational Archaeologists Partner to Document Historical Shipwrecks Around North Carolina’s Outer Banks

Perspectives on Sport Divers and Maritime Archaeology: A Roundtable Discussion

Confidence and Coverage Modeling in Marine Magnetometer Survey Part II: Using Geospatial Processing to Visualize, Assess, and Review Magnetic Surveys for Archaeological Resources

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